Musard Balliu
Associate Professor
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science
KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Email: musard@kth.se
Phone: +46 8 790 68 22
Office: 4517
Postal address: Lindstedtsvägen 5, SE-100 44, Stockholm, Sweden
I am Associate Professor at the
School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden.
I lead the LangSec (Language-Based Security) group
conducting research at the intersection of computer security, programming languages, formal methods and software engineering.
Our research interests are in many aspects of security, from both theoretical and practical angles, spanning core and emerging areas such as
information flow control, web and mobile application security, IoT security, low-level security, program analysis
and verification, and logics.
News
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Activities: CCS 2023 (PC), CSF 2023 (PC, Workshop chair), EuroS&P 2023 (PC), PriSC 2023 (PC), SafeThings 2023 (PC), PLAS 2022 (co-chair), NordSec 2022 (PC), SecDev 2022 (PC), Infineon WinterSchool 2022 (Keynote), CCS 2022 (PC), CSF 2022 (PC, Workshop chair), EuroS&P 2022 (PC), CCS 2021 (PC), CSF 2021 (PC), EuroS&P 2021 (PC), NordSec 2021 (PC), SecDev 2021 (PC), EuroS&P 2020 (PC), NordSec 2020 (PC), PLAS 2020 (PC), CSF 2020 (PC), SOFTENG 2020 (PC), CASTOR Software Days 2019 (co-chair security track), CSF 2019 (PC), EuroS&P 2019 (local organizer), NordSec 2019 (PC), JPF 2019 (PC), POST 2019 (PC), NordSec 2018 (PC), IFIPTM 2017 (co-chair of Graduate Symposium), FCS 2017 (PC), Nordsec 2017 (PC)
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I am continuously looking for PhD students, PostDocs, amanuensis, and M.Sc. students. Check out our ongoing research and projects, and reach out to me if interested in joining the LangSec group.
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Are you a student of age 16 - 25? Join Sweden's National Hacking Team team at European Cyber Security Challenge (ECSC)
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Drop me a line if interested in giving a talk at KTH Security Seminar
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Course in Language-Based Security
LangSec Group
- Amir M. Ahmadian
- Marcus Birgersson (co-advised with Cyrille Artho)
- Mikhail Shcherbakov
- Matvey Soloviev (PostDoc)
Projects and Awards
- WebInspector: Taming Code Reuse Attacks in Web Applications, (VR 2022)
- CHAINS: Consistent Hardening and Analysis of Software Supply Chains, (SSF 2022)
- CyberSecIT: Automated and Autonomous Cybersecurity for IoT, (WASP NEST 2022)
- SOS: Empowering User Control over Sensitive IoT Data, (Digital Furures 2021)
- JointForce: Reconciling Database Access Control and Information Flow Control, (VR Starting grant, 2018)
- Trustfull: Trustworthy Fullstack Computing, (SSF 2018)
- Best Reviewer Award, CCS 2022
- Google Research Scholar Award, 2022
- Facebook Award in Privacy-Enchancing Technologies, 2021